Sustainable Construction (MSc)

at University of Wales Trinity Saint David

Modules
 

• Building Services and Energy Performance in Buildings
• Construction Technology and Building Information Management
• Environmental Planning and Policy
• Management of the Integrated Working Environment
• Sustainable Development
• Research Methods and Professional Development

Applicants can be considered eligible to register on this Master’s Degree programme provided s/he holds one of the following qualifications prior to commencement:
 

• an initial degree from an approved degree-awarding body;
• a non-graduate qualification which has been deemed to be of an appropriate standard for the purpose of postgraduate admission;
• specific entry requirements of the programme.
• Applicants may also be considered eligible to register on this Master’s Degree programme provided that s/he has held, for a minimum of two years, an appropriate position which is relevant to the programme to be pursued. Such applicants will be considered on a case by case basis.

English Entry Requirement

• International students must hold relevant qualifications/experience equivalent to their UK counterpart, in addition to good language skills and evidence of a minimum IELTS score of 6.5 for non-native English speakers.

• Home: £7,800
• Overseas: £15,000

In business, many large organisations have established management systems and auditing procedures, and our former students’ career paths demonstrate opportunities at all levels of management.  This degree, which was developed in consultation with the BRE and major Companies/Consultants, will help students develop a career in these areas.  In fact, the integral link with the BRE is a fundamental ‘kitemark’ for students and associated employers of this programme.